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04-16-2013, 04:13 PM
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Re: Connie Culp Face Transplant
Thomas Culp was released from the Noble Correctional Institution at 8:45 a.m. Monday, September 19, 2011. Prior to his release, Culp sent a hand-written letter to a local television news department following a request for an interview. In the letter, Culp hints that the shooting was accidental. He also complains that editing to the story as it was related to national media which he says made him look like "a monster" "were absolutely not true." Culp also criticized the justice system's handling of his case, saying juries "got it right" in the recent acquittal of Casey Anthony and the release of the West Memphis Three. "I hope everyone is happy now," wrote Culp in the letter's final line. "There were no winners in this case. Only losers." Culp served more than six years and four months there after he was given credit for time served. He will now be on five years of supervised release. The maximum penalty he could have received was 13 years. "The court sentenced him to seven years and stated in part of their reasoning an Ohio State Supreme court case that was interpreting how sentences could be handed down," said Harrison County Prosecutor, T. Shawn Hervey. Hervey says this is a prime example of why domestic violence should be taken seriously. He said Connie and Thomas Culp are both lucky to still be alive but notes that there are cases of murder suicide that end much worse than this. Hervey hopes 7 years of incarceration for Thomas Culp served as rehabilitating. "Do I sometimes have my doubts about certain individuals? Certainly. Do you worry about and have concern about the safety of the community? Certainly. But there are no grudges here and I certainly hope that Mr. Culp is rehabilitated," said Hervey. Court records show Connie Culp was granted a divorce from Thomas Culp in April 2011.[/SIZE] |
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04-16-2013, 05:00 PM
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Re: Connie Culp Face Transplant
this is why women stay with abusive men. "Connie met Tom Culp when she was 15, and she ran away with him a year later. "My relationship with Tom wasn't any different than living with my dad. He told me what do to, and I did it. He teased me and called me names. My dad did the same thing, so I just thought it was a normal way of life," she says." he was given 7 years for making the conscious decision to try and murder an innocent woman. if she had defended herself and killed him, she would get life in prison.  |
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04-17-2013, 12:31 AM
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Re: Connie Culp Face Transplant
I remember her being on Oprah. Her face kind of creeps me out, but what are you gonna do?  Her cunthook of an ex-husband got off so easily!! And Banana Dick, you're right - if she had done what she should have done, defended herself, she would be in prison right now appealing a life sentence most likely. Fucking "justice" system.Someone should kick her dad in the asshole too for being abusive to her when she was a kid. Gah. |
